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Marc Horne commented on the blog post Where’s the Digital Self-Pubbed Comic App? 1 month, 3 weeks ago · View
I noticed that now Stanza supports .cbr files , and can also open books from a URL. So a channel like Feedbooks is not there yet, but the roadwork is there. What is needed is an (HTML5 based?) open eComic format. Kind of ridiculous to go with “a bundled of compressed, page sized, fixed resolution [...]
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Marc Horne commented on the blog post Feedbooks: A Primer 2 months ago · View
Ha! I really enjoyed writing that, and was only disappointed that I couldn’t get ‘platform’ in there somehow. The beauty of a life in writing is that, unlike a pop career, it potentially lasts for decades. So far, even a really mainstream-friendly book with the most ever Feedbooks downloads has only a German translation and [...]
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Marc Horne commented on the blog post Feedbooks: A Primer 2 months ago · View
I think the value of the stats comes in in those cases where the writer is also taking on the role of marketer for her work. If she is focusing on publicizing the Feedbooks channel as part of her ‘marketing mix’, the stats tell her if that work is paying off. The other interesting thing [...]
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Marc Horne commented on the blog post Feedbooks: A Primer 2 months ago · View
Tokyo Zero is a weird example because it had 20K+ downloads before it ever appeared on Feedbooks, and I have never tried to actively ‘cross market’ the print and Feedbooks versions. I’ll probably do something like that with the Print Version of This Unhappy Planet once I get European POD set up. I have actually [...]
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Marc Horne wrote a new blog post: Feedbooks: A Primer 2 months ago · View
Amid all of the discussion about the multiple ‘walled gardens’ being set up to push DRM-ed ebooks to devices, a Paris-based team have been steadily building a system to push books anywhere and shipping more books than Apple in the process. Of course, the books are free so the comparison is dodgy, but let’s put the [...] -
Marc Horne became a registered member 7 months ago · View